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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-04

toNlNG To TERMS.


''"'hH.' tst.-l ~,b.str r..r --rtuus ul.
tshs' pi-uu.s
OTTAWA. uN0. Iuu. H The t.rsru
mrut rrur rh, complication ah,,La.,
r.-"U cent of Jbr misunderstanding u,rr
tar rsh.ur- and ha,r,orur ,a rh, rnu,Gu
,'"u O." rv.nmm,ud rh,t committee De-
appointed 10 meet rLr committee uf the
United state, Government aud debate the
whole question, with the view to Arranging
e treaty ou terms similar tu tho~, con.
tanned IA the Treaty OF Washington.
The terms upon which the Government
will lnstSt are the retaining ni the three
mile limit from headland To headland.
reciprocity m all respects with regard To
hNh, that Eo duty shall hc levied upon any
fish preserved or IN course of preservation
the fishery ground outside the three mile
limit To he open all vessels irrespective of
nationality, and all fishermen to he free to
use beaches and shores for driving fish.
nets, etc, any Cnrroachmcnt OH the t!nee-
mile limit to iH'l,It rights. ANY other
considerations the Government are Willing
To waive
The report is said to be due to the di-
rect influence OF Lord Salisbury, and to
have the Imperial sanction, aud there is
little doubt that it will he willingly ac-
ceptcd by the Canadian House.
Sir Charles Tupper's mission to Wash
ingtOn was to discuss with Sir Sackville
West the most desirable terms and learn
fully what clauses of 4 treaty would be
warmly supported by the Imperial Govern
meut.
1t is reported that the Canadian mem
bcrS OF the Commission will bc Sir John
Macdonald, Sir Charles Tuppcr and MIR
Foster, Minister of Marine and Fisheries
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FIGHTING FOR HONE.
NTRlrrLEN 0r TN IRISH TINANr.
AGAIN>TIHENFgyllt>> RItuRS
DUBLIN, June %-The evictiors al ro-

DUBLIN, June The evictiuls al To-
dyke continue.
The tenants are Offering ali the upposi-
tion i'll their power to the Sheriff and his
guard of police and troops, and find various
meals 10 seriously annoy the officers.
In some OF the houses from which the
occupants were 10 I've eyicted cay ycnne pep
per Was burned, the fumes of which nearly
choked the bailils. Boiling water was also
thrown from the windows upon the cyictiug
force.
At two homes where evirtions were ct-
lected collisions occurred between the police
and the people, and number Of arrests
were made.
When the Sheritl7s force arrived At the
house of Tenant Lyddy, in the Hodvkc
district, to-day, and ordered the family to
leave, daughter Of Mr.. Lyddy threw an
iron hoop at bailil' who attempted to en-
ter the door.
The hoop missed the balm but struck
police inspector. The giri was arrested
y bIolICI VI iHc Siil WIS diNO ~ ltNltu lOl
melting the crowd TO violence against the
police.
Another daughter of the tenant, who de
nOunced the treatment her family was re
ceiying, was struck by Il policeman and
ielied TO the ground This maddcned the
crowd and they advanced Tor the purpose
OF attacking the officers.
Michael Davitt, who was present at the
eviction, pleaded with the people not 10
use violence, however. and barely managed
to avert a collision. After the Lyddy
family had been evictcd the police made An
attack upon the house of 4 man named
Mcnamara, which was strongly fortified.
CrOwbars We're used and u hole was made
through the wall. Mrs. Mcnamara and
children were in the house and cried
pitiouSly until Mr. Davitt shouted words
of comfort To them. Mr. Mcnamara was
arrested for pclting the baiIIl's house out
Ofpurr malice.
The force, after leaving the house pro-
ceeded TO that occupied by Tenant llusSy
for the purpose of ciecting him. II is
thought the police have extremely warm
work before them.
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TIE IVES DEAL.
II is Thought II Will Not Interfere with
the rCnnsylvanIa.

the Pennsylvania.
New YORK, June 3.-Thc TribUac says:
Western dispatches recently published
stated that the control of the Nandalia
railroad had been secured by what is pop
ularly known as the lvca-Stayncr syndi-
cate.
This is supposed TO he part of the
mythical Baltimore and Ohio deal, and
lS the Nandalia is the main line of the
Pennsylvania Railroad from indianapolis
to 81. Louis, the reported purchase is sup
posed To deprive the Pennsylvania of
II ST. Louis connection and give II
corresponding supremacy To the Bal
timurc and Ohio. The exact condition
OF Affairs il not known and George II. STAY
ner, of the famous finn of II. :. Ives u
Co, said yesterday that he did not think
the negotiations had been completed.
"Mr. Ives was in Teuc llautc yesterday, "
he said, "and in Indianapolis to-day, but
he is 50 busy that he cannot find time ap-
parcntly to telegraph me the facts. In Il
few days ! may have some news, but the
published dispatches appear To be prema-
ture, at least. "
A person intimately acquainted with the
affairs Of the Pennsylvania said yesterday;
II should not he surprised il the control OF
the Trrre liautr and indianapolis had been
sold, but If this ~ fact it amounts t1
nothing. Anyone who thinks that prcsi-
dent Roberts left things ut loose ends in
that lease or any other bus neSs matter will
he badly left The Pennsylvania will
bavc its Namdalla line to st. Louis Just ~
long ~ :. plrlscs, whether McEcen or
somebody else owns the Tcrrc llautr and
lnlinnnnnliS "
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ALBANY, y. Y, June 3.-Thc Malone
iniiuIivm has the following statement ol
the critical illness ot cX-Nicc President
VIM. A. Wheeler: "For ten days he has
been conscious and rational only at inter
walls, and for the past two or three days in
stupor the greater part Of the time lie
is suffering from sOttcning of the brain,
and there are Indications OF approaching
paralysis. \ carbumcle has Appeared lust
above the hip on one side and has become
an element of further weakness. II seems
impossible that he can rally and his death
at any hour will not he surprising,
though he may survive for several days.
Mr.. Wheeler has been slowly failing
through the past five or sin years until last
winter, when the progress of the disease
became more rapid and his physician and
friends began to fear the approach Of the
end. On the night of March Sd he was
seized with chilS, followed by sinking
spells, and Dr. Gay thought for hours he
would die. lie altcrward rallied, however,
but never again rrgaincd his former vigor
and strength. Mental weakness gradually
became apparent and increased until first
there were Indications of insanity and
now of hrlpcSsneSs and unc"nsciousneNs.
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BFI.LNIRE.

The MonteiOre Society will have an cX-
curSion picnic in the near future.
Will Seal and bride, last night, held an
Unfair at the home of the groom, at Bealls-
vile, at which number from here ut
tended.
There will he teachers examination At
the Central schoolS to-day.
The Y. W. c. T. L. will give festival
| before long
The case of j. n. Bridgeman against the
city for damages comes up at st. Clairs
vile on Monday.
Henry Bolte has received from Philadcl-
phia a Iull-hlooded English bull dog and
Newfoundland dog.
| Uabbcriield informs us that he is willing
TO row any known Iiellaire oarsman cX-
ccpt Stanton. The latter gentleman can
bc accommodated by Ritz any time he de-
sireS.
Vim. PrOut, of the Fourth ward, died
after short illness with cramps. Funeral
Sunday. Deceased WAS 4 member of the
X. of T.. and X. of l.. lodges.
Walter LcaSurc fell iron the second
story of new house and came very near
| breaking his skull.
Dode Cochran is attending the meeting
| of the National Bicycle Association at st.
| Louis.
The street railway has been sold hy
| IIaineS Bros. 10 George Stctson, Of Ne"
York City.
Kern Lodge holds 4 special meeting this
evening.
Charles Fry fell out of the second story
of the CRYSTAL window glass works on a lot
of broken pots and injured himself serl-
Ously.
ID. G.. Banks is home from trip in the
| interest of the .Etna glass works.
Joseph Docpler's bail has been placed
at 81, 200. 1t is likely that if the required
bond can he secured that Mr.. Doepler will
never he required to appear for his oiiense.
]. J. McDermott has gone West on pros
peCting tour. -,
An infant child OF George Stewart will
! he buried to-day.
The Ohio Valley and Il. Il. X {. road
tried their switch case yesterday at st.
Clairsville. The track is located On the
east side of the Bellaire Window Glass
Works.
The c class will hold picnic to-day at
Wallace's.
Miss Allie Calhann, of the Fourth ward,
died ahout o'clock last evening, of con
sumption. The burial will occur at Bel
mont, Monday morning at Jo'clock.
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Tho RrnIN Revolver.

ALHrQrEEqUE, y. NJ, June At
Wagon Mound this Territory, deputy
sheriff undertook to serve replevin Of a
horse ON a negro named VIM. Burns, who
resisted the effort OF the officer to take the
horse away The deputy and Burns drew
r.yolyers at the same moment, and the
former fired, shooting a bystander, Miguel
MARITIME. through the heart -Four more
shots were fired, all taking effect IN Burns
body, producing probably fatal wounds.
William Teller and John Rail, ranchmen,
near Fort Grant, y. NJ, engaged IN an
alteration about the ownership ot calves
ut the roundup. Both drew their weapons
and engaged in a duel at short range kall
was shot in the head and chin and Teller
in the left side. Both will probably die'
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I,nrihnmake Wave.

SAN FEANCISCu, June 3.-An earth
quake swept over the greater portion OF
Northern California and Western Nevada
between , aud o'clock this morning.
The shock was also felt in the Yosemite
Valley. At Carson City, New, pictures
and plastcring fell from the walls. The
hot springs are reported dried up. Virginia
City, Truckec, MaYsville, Chico and Ne
vada City are few OF many other points
affected by the shock.
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The Coke strike IllesaI.

rrrr~ErEC, June %.--The members OF
the X. oi l.. Executive Board, who have
been investigating. the strike in the coke
regions, have forwarded their report 10 The
General Eoard. They fud the strike il
legal and recommended the members of the
X. of l.. to return to work, and also 10
sustain the umpire in his award. They
say the representatives, of the workmen
themselves presented the case in such a
way Is 10 warrant the umpire in arriving
ut the decision. They make no percmptory
order to return to work, but they say that
the X. ut l.. must abide by the decision and
wait until some future conference to secure
the advance in wages to which they are
Justly entitled. The trouble j. attributed
to the fact that there arc two distinct on
@,ulH,tionS in the regions aud that 4 con
cert oi action is almost impossible. II Is
believed that the X. OF l.. mcu will go t.
work again.
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An Equine MnustrOsity.

>ysc." NUgrfm t0 The Register.
ST. GAINESVILLE, O.. June "a mare
belonging to \. r. McHelvey, Esq, near
this place, gave birth to a colt last night
which proves to be 4 wonderful monStros-
ity. The body and legs OF the colt are per
feet hut lis head is terribly miSShapcn. 1t
has one very large eye, which is set in the
center OF its head, and is devoid OF uoStrilS
Or upper Jaw, leaving hole " here the
mouth should hr. The moustrosity is liv
ing and takes nOuriShment from Il bottle
with its wonderfully made mouth On
account ut the absence Of n0strils It's
breathing is difficult, but physicians think
tins can be rrmcdird hy cutting holes
where the noStrils should he. An effort
will hr made to keep the animal alive.
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BESWOOD.

The Riverside steel plant ceased opera
tionS, yesterday, owing TO the supply o
metal being exhausted.
Mayor McJilton left yesterday for Clcvc
land.
Mr. Clyde Ford is home from College.
Mr. Jas. Nolan is in Cleveland.
Pitching quoitS is the latest revival Oi
amuSementS.
Mr.. Fred Bush, of Parkershurg, is in
town.
The factory Of the Brmw0od iron work,
will partly resume Monday. All the
machines cutting hot metal will be run
ming.
From recent Wichita papers the tact is
CLEANED that the boom is still in a palmy
state.
4. Holiday, Esq, of MoundSville, wa
here serving summons for appearance he
fore the grand Jury.
Miss Belle Melns, of Grafton, is a guest
at the residence of Mrs. J. Johnson, Sr.
Mr. c. Rapcr left yesterday on Il visit to
MatamOras, ..
4 sample OF something new in the fence
line will be erected on Mr. J. Dcegm''
square.
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WASHINGTON, ID. c., June 3-Post-
master General Villas said to-day that he
did not desire to he quoted with regard
to the publication in u paper purporting
to give the Presidents plans for an
rNtended western trip, as it concerned
the President alone, but that he would
deny the truth OF the article so far aS it
sud the Postmaster General was cog
infant Ol such Il programme. lie was not
aware nor had hc any intimation that the
President had made any plans or contcn-
plated an extended Western trip, and he
was Of the opinion that the President had
no such intention.
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>NNn.,hN, g.. June The home
team ,ou a brilliant aud ho,ly contested
game from Wheeling to-day. The fielding
waS trst class on both sides, errors being
mostly eNcuSable and tr,.ceablr to the con
ditiou Of the grounds. Mallory and
Bailey were IN the points Tor Whcclmga and
dld effective work generally. hut the former
gave iuur bases uu balls. The visitors
earned their four runs on singles by Gro
gan, Mallory, Mollet, Duuu's hlsr on balls
aud Spctdel'S two bagger, two runs coming
in when two men were out In the last
inning, Mallory hit a ball which struck "A
tree, otherwise the score would have been
tied. MrGuirk pitched good game
tor the home team and was
well supported hy Ryn. The
latter hit 4 ball which struck the fence,
bounding hack and preventing home run.
\ phenomenal stop by Curry and wonder
tul catches by Damn aud HOutclille, and
NcGuirh's fielding were the features.
The latter IN the seventh and eighth in
nlugS retired the side on four pitched
balls. Haddng was released to-day and
Walter Moore Joins Wheeling tonight.
Smith aud WeStlakc and Clarke and Chris
man are the batteries for tomorrow.
StppT
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In raNnr of Church Union.

Akron, o., June . The feature of to-
days session of the General Synod of the
Reformed Church was discussion on
Church Union, the matter coming up on
the reading OF IN overture from the Pres
hytrrian and Reformed denominations.
4 committee on church union was ap-
pointed to carry on the work OF looking TO
the drawing together of the denominations
already closely allied to the Reformed
Church.
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nntrnit stnyc MnIdrr. ,tln Ont.

DETROIT, June The stove moldcrs
who returned - work yesterday were only
in the Michigan and Detroit factories.
Bucks" ," or helpers, were insisted ON by
the company, but the men objected, and
no one reported for duty at the Peninsula
works. 1t is probable that there may he
trouble in the Detroit and Michigan works
on account of the "bucks.
The moders in the Michigan stove works
have also struck on account of the bucks. "
As vet there il no trouble in the Detroit
factory and none il probable. There are
ahout 500 men out from the Peninsular
and Michigan factories.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-04

.s..>. June Mr.. John y.
.a PRESIDENT Cleveland removed
a-.rau ot Justice OF the Peace
.-Irr of Columbia m April last,
.r.s To ,i.n his name 80 Justice
pr,rr. and has refused {"
his office to ten. John
formerly oI ErnokIyu. who was
o 10 ~ucr,,I hIm. Mr. Oliver, in
., the President and the Attorney
IrlIcs the right ct the President
.. him. ANA claims that such rc-
. hr rlIr,tyd only for cause, and
Ur supreme Court OF the District
..r.. l.t.r the notice. lie also
..tt the order ol removal hc rr-
nI rhr ease De- referred tn
L The Attorney General IA
.g the letters. holds that this
.ugnru-llg anil removing jus
.. ..ar- was changed by a suhse-
.uyar auJ that the President
who'll, no arrorilucr With the
correspondence, took place prior
.. ur Nr Oliver tu surrender
. nJ DO is probable thIt the courts
.u settle Oh. matter.
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AFINE WRESTLING MATCH
On the South Side Thursday Evening
Witnessed by but u Few.

ON the south Side Thursday Evening
Witnessed by but u Few.
4 very exciting wrestling match occurred
on the South Side Thursday evening, which
WAS witnessed by but about dozen spec
tators. Two well known young men, one
of whom is married. got into a discussion
relative to their merits ~ wrestlcrs and the
unmarried man WAS sure he could down
the other. At last the latter put
up a forfeit and told the other TO cover it
or shut up. The forfeit was covered and
the match was made for S25, catch-as-
catch-cam. About : o'clock on the above
evening the men with some twelve or
thirteen of their friends adjourned to lIotl-
mans lanyard where n space was cleared,
u referee and Judges appointed, and time
being called, the men went at it. Both
are well built and stout, and all expected
to witness a good contest, and they were
not disappointed. Seventeen minutes of
hard work elapsed, when the married man
suddenly got a good hold and landed his
opponent on his back, winning the first
fall.
In the second bout he was dOwned in
seven minutes, but he won the third by
picking hisopponent clear from the ground,
and dropping him square on his back.
This bout waG less than half a minute
The whole contest was fine and exciting.
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II Was News Ia tn. President.

New YORK, June "a special to the
H,JoH from Saranac Lake, n. Y, says:
Your correspondent yesterday asked the
President about ttheScnSltional story that he
intended IN make an extended Western tour
this summer. President Cleveland said
he was glad Ia learn that he is contem-
plating a transcontinental trip with pos
siblc visit to Alaska. lie had never heard
of it before, but prcsumcS il must be true
If the newspapers say 80.
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The Iirirl,lnynr,, Sirikn-

CHICAGO June THE total numerical
strength of the bricklayers in Chicago is
3.6oO, OF which number, up to Monday
night, |, 200 had left the city, l,Nu0 were
at work in Chicago, aud the bdlace, 600,
were unemployed. According t. the leaders
OF the RrickIayers' Union, material can he
Obtained from many sources, and they
claim that in 4 very briel period they will
he able to get along without taking the
bosses OF the Building Exchange into ac-
count at all The men still idle state that
they are also held ont and that through all
the present trouble not more than $50
have heen drawn out OF the treasury.
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white Mpn Barred uut.

-. I.uuIS, June 3.-Thr Mobile and
Ohio, have drawn the color line in the rN-
cursion rates to the meeting of the Knights
of Labor in Mobile, August Sth. The
tickets secure the privilege To a particular
class. shutting out the great crowds. The
way this is done is by stamping the ticket
"colored, 50 that none but citizens of the
African race will he able to avail them
selves of the rail. This sayors of unlawful
discrimination against the white man, hut
it is argued that none hut cOlOred men will
want to 20 to Mobile in August. However,
the tirket-sCalper is grumhlng and will
probably take the rglSe in hand.
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ProyIpENcE, K. l., June The East
crn Association OF Seventh Day HaptiSts
opened its lilty-lirst session in the church
at Ashaway, K. l., yesterday. Rev. .. \.
Whtford spoke on the benefits to he OH
tanned from the gatherings of the ASSocia-
tiun, and gave a historic sketch OF the de-
nomination. In the afternoon committees
were appointed and letters from churches
r..nl
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Uncle sam Ccnsurp,I.

NEwEUEGm, y. Y, June 5.-rhc Synod
of the Reformed Presbyterian Church Of
America, in session here, have adopted
resolution declaring that violation
of the Sabbath by the Postoilice
Department is one ol the great
est sins of the Government, as well ~ one
uf the greatest causes OF the Sabbath desc
Grafton throughout the whole Common
wealth.
The Synod calls upon organizations of
all Evangelical bodies in the United States
To combine in order TO secure entire ahOl-
ition of whatever in the PoStoffcc Depart
ment is in violation of the Sabbath law.
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More Victims OI the Theatre Fire.

PARIS, June 3.-Ld Ft"HcC says the po-
lice authorities are Keeping from the pub
lie the actual humber of deaths resulting
from the Opera Coniquc fire. Many bodies,
it says, have been taken from the ruins AT
various times and removed to the morguc
unknown TO the people. Ln France csti-
mates the actual number of lives lost by
the fire ut over 200. Madame Hlondcl, u
lady who was in the thcater when the fire
broke out, has just died from the effects oi
nervous fright experienced III her escape
from the burning building. NJ. Alberto
Second, the French writer has died OF in
Illumination of the lungs, contracted or the
night of the fire
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C,tarrah, Hay or Rose Fever.

The cleansing. soothing, and healing
properties of Darhys Prophylatic Fluid are
experienced in the treatment and cure oi
Catarrah and kindred complaints. The
Fluid soothes and heals the inilamed
membranes and removes the offensive odoI
that characteriYes the disease. Should
the Inflammation have reached the throat
nse the Fluid as a gargle TO allay the
Inflammation and to dlsintect.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-04

PARIS, June :i.-Thr inhuman hypnotic
experiment made recently on a girl in Il
lions cage, in this city, appears 10 have
had the same effect on the French which
the taste of human blood IL said 10 have on
tigers and hyenas. In every village hyp-
notizers gain francs and laurrls, and ia
every Parisian dr;lwing-ropn the successor
Of the thought-rca'lcr practices on fair
patients. Experiments have, however
now been carried Ia such an extent that
they cease TO he harmless diversions, and
are becoming u real danger. As a rule the
professors of the art are common "hirla
tans, who. in their experiments with mcn-
berS of high class society, select some nerv-
Ons girl or woman aS their subject, while
at their country sCanccs they practice sue
cessfully ola th" school boys and un young
men from IL 10 - years of al.c. who are an
easy prey To their devices An appeal has
been made 10 the police To prohibit the
practices.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-04

PrrrSEuRG, Inne 3.-JOhn Teemer, the
well known oarsman, arrived in this city
this morning en- route to his home at Me
Kersport to visit his family. Teemcr is IN
line form. lie talks freely about the Gan-
daur-IIanlan race lie thinks he can de
feat the winner and will soon issue chaI-
lenge to him. After short stay he goes
to Boston to enter the regatta arranged to
he held ON .IulY lth.
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PrrrSrr'R,i. June 3--rhe wage COM
mittec of the Amalgimated Association OF
Iron and Steel Workers held a meeting to
day. Each district presented Il scale that
its members desired should he asked Tor
the coming year. The majority favor
asking for lnpcr cent. advance IN wagcS
4 report was then agreed upon, which VIII
be presented before the annual convention
to he held in this city next Tuesday.